그로스 스낵‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 자전거 공원

Not really rideable with gravel and relatively narrow tires (35mm).

The Kupfermühlental is located in the middle of Bäk and is very wild and romantic. I would not have expected this small nature park at this point.

Bike park with some jumps

The Lenschower Weg leads through the forest between the parking lot at Schattin Street and the A20 motorway. Although it's officially signposted as a bike path, it's more of a mountain bike trail. The first section is a fairly deep sandy path, which I imagine would be difficult on a regular bike. However, with my 65-inch tires and full suspension, it was easy and fun.

Great way to bike.

The narrow, slightly technical trail branches off after a few meters from the path north of the parking lot. First it goes up to the bank on the ridge, then first on the ridge and then along the slope. Finally follows the short downhill, which ends with a few steps in the Kupfermühlental. At this southern end is another beautiful bench. (Theoretically, you can also start the downhill fairly directly in the south of the parking lot, but you probably shouldn't. The Kammtrail is also worthwhile.) Sorry for creating the highlight twice (here the original: "Downhill", www.komoot.de/highlight/450978 ), but nobody else seems to be able to find the small trail because it's not on the map...

Unfortunately, drop and kicker are in miserable condition. Anyway, the narrow paths are still more fun than the wide dirt roads.

"Trail" is rather an understatement for this wide forest path. It's certainly better than the parallel road, though. The right side of the path (to the southeast) is lined with wooded slopes, while to the left lies a wetland. Through the trees, you can catch glimpses of ponds and moorland lakes. (Of course, the path doesn't actually start in the pond, as marked on the map 😉) But the area has more to offer 😁 Twice, paths branch off to the right, leading to the slope on the southern shore of Lake Blankensee, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view and a short downhill trail. I would recommend this route over the end marked here. At the second of these junctions, a narrow path leads up along the edge of a field. (Sascha's picture shows its still quite wide beginning from the marked forest path.) And beyond that, keep your eyes peeled on the slopes 😉🤙🏻